My client, a Peace Officer (which is different from a police officer) was denied a carry permit due to an arrest from many years ago that he did not disclose on his application. Of course, he didn’t have to but the police denied him one anyway. He hired me to file an appeal and the prosecutor quickly realized that I was correct. The prosecutor called up the police chief who issued the denial who admitting the mistake and subsequently approved the permit. As a result, the appeal was moot. Another nice victory!
Police admit mistake, Carry Permit approved
January 24, 2010 by jefhenninger
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Of course, a regular joe would be out of luck in NJ. I can’t imagine the Retired Officer’s carry exception NOT being an equal protection violation.